Alabama Notary Public
63 questions on Alabama notary law: the commission, notarial acts, identifying signers, the journal and seal, fees and prohibited acts.
- Questions in this course
- 63
- The mock test
- 30 questions, 24 correct to pass.
This course is for anyone who applies for, or holds, a notary public commission in Alabama. The commissioning office is the Judges of probate (county) appoint and commission; Alabama Secretary of State keeps notary records.
Alabama does not require a notary exam. Alabama has no state notary exam. The mock test is ours, a readiness check of 30 questions with 24 to pass (80 percent). The state requires an approved course before you apply.
You apply to the Judges of probate (county) appoint and commission; Alabama Secretary of State keeps notary records. This course drills 63 questions on Alabama notary law. The rules differ from state to state, so study the state where you will be commissioned.
Official links
- Apply for a notary commission — Who may apply, and how
Questions
Common questions
Is there an official test, and how is the mock test scored?
Alabama has no state notary exam. The mock test is ours, a readiness check of 30 questions with 24 to pass (80 percent). 30 questions, 24 correct to pass.
How are the questions checked?
Every question is checked before it goes live, and again each time the site is updated.
How do I become a notary public?
You apply to the Judges of probate (county) appoint and commission; Alabama Secretary of State keeps notary records. This course drills 63 questions on Alabama notary law. The rules differ from state to state, so study the state where you will be commissioned.
Is this course free?
Part of every course is free: a slice of every topic and one short practice test a day. Full access is $10 a month for one course, or $20 a month for every course on the site.